Malkia Elizabeth anena, Iluminancy at crossroad

[Crocodiletooth]

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II
reflects on Jesus' central role in
her life in a new book ahead of
her 90th birthday, calling Christ
"the King she serves" in the title.
"I have been — and remain — very
grateful to you for your prayers
and to God for his steadfast love,"
the British monarch writes in the
foreword to The Servant Queen and
the King She Serves
, which is to be released in April.
"I have indeed seen His
faithfulness," she adds.
Thousands of churches will
reportedly be giving away copies
of the book, which is being
published by HOPE, Bible Society
and the London Institute for
Contemporary Christianity,
according to the Church of
England.
"As I've been writing this book
and talking about it to friends, to
family who don't know Jesus, to
my Jewish barber, I've been struck
how very interested they are to
discover more about the Queen's
faith," said Mark Greene, executive
director of LICC, who is the co-
author of the book.
"The Queen has served us all her
adult life, with amazing
consistency of character, concern
for others and a clear dependence
on Christ. The more I've read what
she's written and talked to people
who know her, the clearer that is,"
he added.
The Star Tribune noted that
besides her faith, the queen also
talks about the ongoing mass
persecution of Christians in the
Middle East in her book, which is
a subject she has touched upon
on a number of occasions.

 

[falcon mombasa]

Lol niliskia story na kamunzu banda na huyu malkia acheni tu

 

[Jambazi]

any translation

 

[Percival]

God save the queen

 

[morenja]

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II
reflects on Jesus' central role in
her life in a new book ahead of
her 90th birthday, calling Christ
"the King she serves" in the title.
"I have been — and remain — very
grateful to you for your prayers
and to God for his steadfast love,"
the British monarch writes in the
foreword to The Servant Queen and
the King She Serves
, which is to be released in April.
"I have indeed seen His
faithfulness," she adds.
Thousands of churches will
reportedly be giving away copies
of the book, which is being
published by HOPE, Bible Society
and the London Institute for
Contemporary Christianity,
according to the Church of
England.
"As I've been writing this book
and talking about it to friends, to
family who don't know Jesus, to
my Jewish barber, I've been struck
how very interested they are to
discover more about the Queen's
faith," said Mark Greene, executive
director of LICC, who is the co-
author of the book.
"The Queen has served us all her
adult life, with amazing
consistency of character, concern
for others and a clear dependence
on Christ. The more I've read what
she's written and talked to people
who know her, the clearer that is,"
he added.
The Star Tribune noted that
besides her faith, the queen also
talks about the ongoing mass
persecution of Christians in the
Middle East in her book, which is
a subject she has touched upon
on a number of occasions.

Hongera dada yetu Elizabeth kwa kutimiza miaka 90 .Ila umekosea ujataja chochote kuhusu nyumbani Afrika .

 

[morenja]

View attachment 325292 Hongera dada yetu Elizabeth kwa kutimiza miaka 90 .Ila umekosea ujataja chochote kuhusu nyumbani Afrika .

hongera dada yetu Elizabeth kwa kutimiza miaka 90 .Ila umekosea ujataja chochote kuhusu nyumbani Afrika

 

[Kwamhuzi]

Kichwa chako cha habari na maudhui ya uzi wako havioani.Halafu anayosema Malkia Elizabeth katika uzi wako ni hipocricy.Yeye ni staunch Illuminati member.Familia yake ni Merovingian,ambayo ni familia moja kati ya zile familia 13 zinazounda Illuminati(Not Illuminancy incidentally).

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II
reflects on Jesus' central role in
her life in a new book ahead of
her 90th birthday, calling Christ
"the King she serves" in the title.
"I have been — and remain — very
grateful to you for your prayers
and to God for his steadfast love,"
the British monarch writes in the
foreword to The Servant Queen and
the King She Serves
, which is to be released in April.
"I have indeed seen His
faithfulness," she adds.
Thousands of churches will
reportedly be giving away copies
of the book, which is being
published by HOPE, Bible Society
and the London Institute for
Contemporary Christianity,
according to the Church of
England.
"As I've been writing this book
and talking about it to friends, to
family who don't know Jesus, to
my Jewish barber, I've been struck
how very interested they are to
discover more about the Queen's
faith," said Mark Greene, executive
director of LICC, who is the co-
author of the book.
"The Queen has served us all her
adult life, with amazing
consistency of character, concern
for others and a clear dependence
on Christ. The more I've read what
she's written and talked to people
who know her, the clearer that is,"
he added.
The Star Tribune noted that
besides her faith, the queen also
talks about the ongoing mass
persecution of Christians in the
Middle East in her book, which is
a subject she has touched upon
on a number of occasions.

 

[kinauche]

People do change. Maybe she has changed and that could be the reason she is praising Jesus.

 

[Crocodiletooth]

Mugabe celebrate 92.
queen celebrate 90.
what's there secret...?

 

[Crocodiletooth]

Lol niliskia story na kamunzu banda na huyu malkia acheni tu

lilikuwa goma lake au....
gives wat we deserve master!

 

[Crocodiletooth]

Kwamhuzi
Umeingia in deeply.
so illuminant is a products of united 13 family!,I was not aware of that!